Like the hoop and stick or the ball and cup, the pogo stick is another children’s toy that just hasn’t been able to compete with video games and other electronic distractions. But you know what’s sure to get kids bouncing again? A pogo stick with a composite fibre bow spring capable of launching them up to four feet into the air.
For around £150 it’s not only the perfect educational aide for teaching kids about the harsh realities of gravity, it should also guarantee employment for a whole new generation of chiropractors as well. [Hammacher Schlemmer]













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Let the neck breaking begin…
Let the neck-breaking and leg-snapping begin…and post it on youtube please
I’m all for Health & Safety…but that kid is a tad overdressed for my liking.
I went ‘Commando’ on Pogo Sticks, skateboards, unicycles, climbing-frames, scaffolding etc. as a kid and I’m not in the least bit physically damaged or psychologically maladjusted as a result.
But, to be fair, you ARE a starred Gizmodo commenter, so something did go horribly wrong at some stage of your life…
It could be worse. He could be wrapped entirely in bubble wrap.
How is the addition of Bubble Wrap ever a bad thing?!
I’m not sure… Experimentation needed.